tonfo

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tonfo

  • /ˈtonfo/

Where it comes from

dal longobardo *tumpfo, voce onomatopeica, radice che si ritrova nei verbi come il medio alto-tedesco dümpfen o il danese dumpe ‘cadere con un tonfo’

noun tonfi

  1. suono cupo di oggetto o corpo che cade

Similar: botta, botto, busso, colpo, pacca, picchio, rumore, caduta, capitombolo, ruzzolone, tuffo, collasso, crac, crack, crollo, dissesto, fallimento, fiasco, insuccesso, rovescio, tracollo · Opposite: boom, crescita, successo

verb

  1. prima persona singolare dell'indicativo presente di tonfare

Similar: botta, botto, busso, colpo, pacca, picchio, rumore, caduta, capitombolo, ruzzolone, tuffo, collasso, crac, crack, crollo, dissesto, fallimento, fiasco, insuccesso, rovescio, tracollo · Opposite: boom, crescita, successo

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In English

  • pound hard blow
  • splash sound made by an object hitting a liquid
  • roll a heavy, reverberatory sound
  • downfall precipitous decline in fortune; death or rapid deterioration, as in status or we
  • thump sound
  • thud the sound of a dull impact

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@misc{tonfo_2026,
  title = {tonfo},
  howpublished = {Wiktionary, via Micwyn},
  year = {2026},
  url = {https://micwyn.com/word/it/tonfo},
  urldate = {2026-11-06}
}